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It’s happening in safari, FF and chrome so it’s not a isolated incident in one cookie on one browser. (I only tested in those 3)
In order to get it to clear the current $auth data I need to delete both the e_m_bazooka and the PHPSESSID cookies. Clearing just one of them does not change a thing.
not sure if you saw this but I added it on to my last comment after you responded:
No matter how many times I log out as soon as I remove the logout string and hit refresh the member data pops right back up again… and if i sign in with someone else it will not change the data… it just keeps the same person logged in.
yes I have over and over again in attempts to figure out the issue. when i remove the cookies it works that first time but after that it goes back to the same issue.
I just updated the plugin to the newest and the same thing is happening in safari and FF. seems the cookies are just not reseting. So odd.
No matter how many times I log out as soon as I remove the logout string and hit refresh the member data pops right back up again… and if i sign in with someone else it will not change the data… it just keeps the same person logged in.
Seems if I do a WordPress logout it does not log out of both WordPress and eMember.. it used to work though… so I then log out of eMember manually thru the url but as soon as I refresh the page its back to the same member data again!!!
ok something weird is definitely going on here…
I placed <?php global $auth; print_r($auth); ?> above my login and it is saying a certain user is logged in even after i manually logout it continues to say this person is logged in which explains why no matter what user I sign in with it keeps going to level 2 because this user that it is stuck on is.
Any thoughts? This is crazy.
I got this going:
<?php
global $auth;
$user_id = $auth->getUserInfo('member_id');
if (!empty($user_id))
{
global $wpdb;
$members_meta_table_name = $wpdb->prefix . "wp_members_meta_tbl";
$resultset = $wpdb->get_results("SELECT meta_value FROM $members_meta_table_name WHERE user_id = $user_id", OBJECT);
print_r($resultset);
}
?>
but it is returning the data in the way wordpress stores it:
a:3:{s:6:"Gender";s:4:"Male";s:26:"Date_of_Birth__MM/DD/YYYY_";s:2:"es";s:5:"Sport";s:6:"Hockey";}
How do I further decipher that?
How would you get the current logged in user’s membership info INCLUDING all custom registration fields ?!?
